New year apology
The classic New Year's apology! Here are some examples to help you craft a sincere and heartfelt apology:
General Apology
- "As we start a new year, I want to take a moment to apologize for [specific actions or behaviors]. I know I didn't always meet your expectations, and for that, I'm truly sorry. I'm committed to doing better in the coming year."
- "I'm sorry for [specific mistakes or oversights]. I know I let you down, and I promise to learn from my mistakes and move forward in a positive way."
Specific Apologies
- "I'm sorry for not being more supportive/understanding/present in our relationship. I know I should have been there for you more, and I promise to do better in the coming year."
- "I'm sorry for [specific hurtful words/actions]. I know I caused you pain, and I'm deeply sorry for my thoughtless behavior. I'll work to be more considerate and respectful in the future."
- "I'm sorry for not following through on my commitments. I know I let you down, and I promise to be more reliable and accountable in the coming year."
New Year's Reflection
- "As we start a new year, I want to take a moment to reflect on my actions and behaviors from the past year. I'm sorry for the times I fell short, and I'm committed to doing better in the coming year. I'm excited to start fresh and work towards becoming a better [partner/friend/family member]."
- "I'm grateful for the opportunities we had to grow and learn together in the past year. I'm sorry for the mistakes we made, and I'm excited to start anew and build a stronger, more loving relationship in the coming year."
Remember to be sincere, specific, and take ownership of your actions when apologizing. A heartfelt apology can go a long way in repairing relationships and starting the new year on a positive note.